Rebirth in Famine: She Thrives by Lucky Space-Chapter 661 major sections

Huang Ying didn’t know the changes in Zhou Zhenjiang’s heart, she just unconsciously sniffed, which made Zhou Zhenjiang look down on her even more for her petty nature.

Men are like this. When they are interested in and cherish you, no matter how many flaws you have, they can be described as adorable. But once he starts to dislike you, even a small fault becomes a reason for his disgust.

Actually, Zhou Zhenjiang couldn’t really be blamed. In his heart, he had always idealized the educated youth, and among the few adjectives he knew, educated youth were people a level above them.

But seeing Huang Ying show such a greedy face, it truly overturned the beautiful image he held in his heart.

The group chatted and laughed, none of them noticing the change in Zhou Zhenjiang.

Huang Ying also joined in, laughing and chatting with them, which made Zhou Zhenjiang dislike her even more. A girl who doesn’t know how to keep a distance from boys is more likely to be unfaithful.

"Da Jiang, you like green onions, I’ll pull some for you."

"I can go myself." Zhou Zhenjiang wanted to go out.

Upon hearing that Zhou Zhenjiang wanted to eat raw onions, Huang Ying frowned, "The smell in your mouth will be strong after eating raw onions, it stinks like onions when you talk."

Zhou Zhenjiang frowned and glanced at Huang Ying after hearing what she said. This was his own business, what’s it got to do with her? With her like this, he really couldn’t like her.

"I’m eating, not asking you to eat. What’s it to you?" 𝚏𝕣𝕖𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚋𝚗𝐨𝐯𝕖𝕝.𝕔𝐨𝕞

Huang Ying saw the expression on Zhou Zhenjiang’s face and immediately realized she had said something wrong, lowering her head regretfully.

The others in the main room saw what happened earlier and were puzzled. Da Jiang was enthusiastic about this Huang Zhiqing at first, so what happened? The change is too quick, isn’t it?

Huang Ying felt a deep sense of regret in her heart, wanting to go after Zhou Zhenjiang to explain, but felt that doing so would be very embarrassing. Since they had just started, how could she be the one to concede? What would she do in the future?

So, despite her regret, Huang Ying resisted the urge and did not go out to find Zhou Zhenjiang.

The meal was ready, and as the pot was opened, an appetizing aroma spread immediately. Huang Ying’s attention was again drawn away. At this time, Zhou Zhenjiang also came in, and the six people gathered to eat.

Zhou Zhenjiang deliberately observed Huang Ying and found her eating style truly unsightly. She was even more ravenous than their group of men. He felt lucky he found out early, this was definitely not the kind of woman he wanted.

Huang Ying was completely engrossed in eating and didn’t notice Zhou Zhenjiang’s disgust.

The others were also very shocked. Was this really a girl? Why did it seem like she hadn’t eaten anything before, grabbing food like an animal?

Zhou Zhenjiang couldn’t eat anymore. He only finished one pancake then went out.

The remaining four also left one after another, leaving only Huang Ying in the main room. She belatedly realized that something was seriously wrong, but she still couldn’t put down her chopsticks—the food was just too good. In a rush, she stuffed a few more bites, her mouth already full, almost choking on the fish bones.

She swallowed it down and hurried out. In the yard, the four people gathered around Zhou Zhenjiang.

The five of them heard the commotion and saw Huang Ying coming out.

"I’m going back first," Zhou Zhenjiang said, though he was actually waiting for Huang Ying. She truly embarrassed him. He couldn’t associate with someone like her.

He had already heard about her fight with another female educated youth yesterday. He hadn’t expected someone who looked gentle on the outside to behave like a shrew; it was extremely disappointing.

Huang Ying looked at Zhou Zhenjiang’s expressionless face. She had a bad premonition in her heart.

Disregarding everything else, she followed Zhou Zhenjiang outside.

The remaining four looked at each other in silence. Today, they finally witnessed what city people were like. They were even less than their illiterate farmers.

Huang Ying followed behind Zhou Zhenjiang, wondering how to speak.

Zhou Zhenjiang suddenly stopped, and they almost bumped into each other. "Comrade Huang, we’re not suitable for each other. Let’s just be acquaintances in the future."

Huang Ying bit her lip, looking at Zhou Zhenjiang as if he was a heartless man, but the word "why" wouldn’t come out. She had the pride of a city person, believing that dating a rural person was lowering her status. She never expected this bumpkin to tell her they were not suitable.

After saying that, Zhou Zhenjiang ignored her and just turned around to leave. He wasn’t full yet and planned to go home to eat.

Huang Ying watched Zhou Zhenjiang’s departing figure, feeling very unwilling. Should she really chase after him? How could she? Absolutely not.

But there was no one else in the village with better conditions than Zhou Zhenjiang. What should she do?

Huang Ying drooped her head, not wanting to return to the educated youth point, feeling oppressed there. She really didn’t want to go back.

So she wandered around the village alone.

Today was a rare day off for everyone. The men were chatting, and the women were working on their private plots.

No one greeted Huang Ying when they saw her. Everyone knew about what happened yesterday, so no one wanted to bother with this shrew.

Huang Ying wandered outside until it was almost dark before going back, still not full from lunch. She regretted it very much in her heart.

First, she regretted not eating more earlier—it was really not worth it.

Secondly, she regretted not being more reserved. Why did she behave like Wu Hong? It was truly undignified. But it was really delicious; she hadn’t eaten such good food in a long time, and she momentarily lost control.

Now that she missed the opportunity, she didn’t know how she would live afterward. She didn’t know when she could go back.

Returning to the educated youth point, she saw Ding Xiaojuan cooking. Smelling the aroma of fried eggs, she swallowed her saliva. She moved closer and glanced—it was actually eggs fried with pickled vegetables, but it smelled so good.

Wu Hong came out of the room, saw Huang Ying’s expression, and sneered. She went out to pull onions. She cooked a lot at noon, so she didn’t need to cook for dinner, just eat it with green onions—it would be delicious.

Ding Xiaojuan didn’t pay attention to the two of them. After frying the pickled vegetables, she boiled water for porridge. There were a few pancakes left from lunch, just enough for each of the male comrades to have one, with both solid and liquid food included.

She sat by the stove, tending the fire and picking wild vegetables. Once the meal was cooked, she planned to make some wild vegetable salad. Really, there wasn’t much to eat—but it couldn’t be helped.

Seeing this situation, Huang Ying went into the room and lay down on the kang. She thought about who else besides Zhou Zhenjiang might be suitable for her?

If she got married, she wouldn’t have to endure such humiliation.

But her reputation was already ruined. She figured she couldn’t find anyone good in the village. Huang Ying was filled with regret, but it was too late; regret couldn’t change anything now.